Gestão de microrredes desbalanceadas com contratos inteligentes de energia

Abstract

This dissertation proposes an innovative approach to the management of unbalanced microgrids using smart contracts and considering various types of microgrids and operational states. The research is structured into six chapters. The first chapter introduces the topic, while the second discusses the regulatory history in Brazil, highlighting pioneering experiences, challenges in microgrid regulation, and suggestions for regulatory changes. In the third chapter, a comprehensive literature review on microgrids is conducted, followed by the fourth chapter, which focuses on energy trading in microgrids. The fifth chapter presents the proposed methodology for efficient microgrid management, covering single-phase, two-phase, and three-phase networks, with or without energy storage. The sixth chapter is dedicated to the analysis of results and discussions related to the validation of the proposed methodology. This validation is conducted through computational analyses, using Python software in conjunction with OPENDSS. The results obtained in this research have the potential to significantly contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field of unbalanced microgrid management, as well as to the improvement of energy efficiency in various scenarios and contexts.